The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-11
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Cenrers.

Two Great Cenrers.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-Flour-Receipts, CO.
902 brls and sacks; exports, 1923 brls and a. 143
sacks. Less active, and weak. Sales, $4,000
brls.
Wheat-Receipts, IS 900 bu; exports. III. 974
bu. Cash firm but less active. Options opened
shade easier. afterward ruled stronger and ad-
vanced IA &c. closing with slight reaction.
Speculation moderate. Sales 3OI2 OoO bu fut-
ures, 152 900 bu spot; No spring. 94e; ungraded
red, sc 93Ic; No red, 91lc in elevator, 93c de-
livered; No. 2 red, 49, $3.50 in elevator, 92a a
934c t. o. b.; No. red, 96ac; No. white, 93a %
93.c; No. red January, 921 a 92ac, closing at
92sc; February, 92S az 34c, closing at 93sc;
March, 944 a 94sc, closing at 94ac; April. 95t a
96ac closing at 95sc; May, 96s 97sc, closing at
97ac: June 972c; August 9Ss 09Ssc, closing at
983c; September, go 99sc, closing at 994c; De-
cember, 81. 02s q 1.03s closing at 81 OBJ
Corn-Cash firm and more active; options "a
&c lower and moderately active. Receipts. 81,
geo bu; exports, 90, ll6 bu; sales, 100000 bu
futures, 342. 600 bu spot. Ungraded, II 0483c;
47aac elevator, 49c afloat: steamer white. 47ac;
steamer yellow, Ate; No g. January, All 0474c,
closing at 47ac; February 49, a 4Ssc, closing at
48sc; May, 500 collie. closing at sic.
Oats quiet. Receipts, "A, $50 blu; exports. 212
bu. Western, SO 3sc; white Western, 800 43c.
Hay in fair demand and steady; shipping, so
055c.
Hops quiet.
| active and higher. Sales, TO- $50 bags; January,
135 a ID Csc; February, - 400 Coo; March,
l3 40 a 10 &C., April ID 40 l3 60c; May, l3 IS a
1865; June, - 500 ID Toe; July, 49, a ID roc:
August, ID % a 3. soc. Sugar steady; refined,
steady; granulated, 5se. Molasses steady; 50
test, Zoe. Rice firm.
Tallow firm
Eggs firm and in fair demand; receipts l, 46l
packages; Western, 80 33c.
Pork steady and fairly active. Sales 400 brls;
| mess, $l2 ala 80. Lard lower and fairly active;
Western steam, 6.700772ac; January, 6.68c;
February. 6 II a &c. March, G. II 6 Sic; April,
g. IS az .87c; May, $50 06. 95c; June, 707.01c;
city steam. Soc
Butter quiet and firm; Western, l20 Csc;
Elgin creamery, 33c. Cheese firm and rather
quiet; Western fiat, IL 012ac.
Copper steady. Lead firm.
CHICAGO, Jan. 1o.-The tendency in the
wheat market to-day was toward lower range
of prices, and the price for May delivery at one
time dropped to SAFE. but rallied toward the
close, and finally closed for the day at $780, &c
higher than on Saturday. The report of the
visible supply disclosed an increase of GIG, 600
| bu, which was larger than had been estimated,
which was the chief reason assigned for the early
weakness The market was sustained some
what, however by reports of continued dry
weather in California, and also by reports that
stocks In the warehouses on the lines of railroads
| in the Northwest were being greatly reduced.
| The opening in corn showed no material change
| IN prices from the closing figures of Saturday,
and for a time the market ruled firm and shade
| higher. The large increase in the visible supply
| L 29o, 900 bu--caused break of &c, followed
by slight rally, the market closing q &c under
Saturday: Oats ruled fairly active and weaker,
| but closed at about Saturdays quotations. Pro
visions were weak and unsettled Mess pork
| opened &c per brl higher declined 100 l24c,
rallied q 73c, declined 10 0l2Ac, but rallied and
| closed at nearly outside figures Lard declined
| l23c per 100 pounds, but rallied trife to
! ward the close Short ribs ruled q 05c per 100
pounds lower. The leading futures ranged as
| follows: